It is rare to find a genre with a truly cohesive identity.
Four members of the Kardashian/Jenner family — Kim, Khloé, Kendall and Kylie — released mobile phone applications in the last month. Though the apps are very similar in structure, each provides an in-depth glimpse into the particular sister that it represents.
A cold, cramped place filled with old memories and subtle pangs of regret — one many have visited temporarily, only to forget it exists immediately upon their departure — is the world that Low inhabits.
As the first piece of downloadable content (DLC) to take place outside of the main game’s story frame, “Dragon Age: Inquisition — Trespasser” is set two years after the fall of Corypheus and chronicles the fate of the eponymous Inquisition.
I guarantee these tunes will increase your heart rate and decrease your whole-bag-of-Flamin’-Hot-Cheetos guilt. Whether you dance alone in your dorm room or drag yourself to the gym, let this soundtrack inspire you to get on your feet.
Season 41 of Saturday Night Live began this past Saturday with host Miley Cyrus, and, as always, she was just being Miley.
There comes a moment in every young artist’s career where the gap between up-and-coming and hit artist begins to close.
British brothers Howard and Guy Lawrence — better known by their stage name Disclosure — released their album “Caracal” Sept. 25. This was their first major release since their debut album “Settle” premiered in 2013.
“FIFA 16,” the highly anticipated latest installment in EA’s best-selling soccer video game series, was released Sept. 22, presenting modest gameplay improvement on past iterations of the game.
“The Martian” places far more value on thrilling plot and chilling suspense over sci-fi and dorky physics know-how.
In “The Walk,” directed by Robert Zemeckis, audiences get a close up view of this feat originally performed by French wire-walking artist Philippe Petit.
Kylie Jenner, the youngest member of the Kardashian/Jenner clan, recently made her debut in the App Store with the release of her personal app “KYLIE.”
Deerhunter has seldom been a proponent of easy listening. Thankfully, effort on the part of the listener is more than rewarded.
The premiere of the new television show, “The Muppets,” sets a clear tone for the rest of the series: these are not the same Muppets from your childhood.
Going into its 31st season, “Survivor” has done something completely new — casting was handed over to the fans.
Move over Regina George because a new queen bee and her posse have taken the stage: Chanel Oberlin (Emma Roberts) and the sisters of Kappa House.
Set to take place from Nov. 5-8, this year’s festival, while still a work in progress, has a promising slate of features and special guests. The selections as they stand span major Awards films and showcases of local, Virginia films.
Every once in awhile, the rap industry blesses us with a new collaboration or compilation album.
When you first listen to CHVRCHES, you may think you’ve entered a time machine back to the 1980’s, when synth-pop was just hitting the scene.
Indie-rockers Waxahatchee will be taking on the Southern Cafe & Music Hall Oct. 12. Arts & Entertainment chatted with the group’s singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Katie Crutchfield to preview the show.
